Full Text vs Indexed
Full Text - If a journal article is PDF Full Text, you can click on the Full Text link to immediately view, print, download, or save the article. You have immediate access to the information.
Indexed - If an article is indexed, you will be able to view information about the article, such as the title, author, subjects, abstract, publication date, and more, however, we do not have immediate access to the actual article. However, you can use the "Request via Interlibrary Loan" option, fill in your information, and we will get to work asking other libraries to scan us a copy of your request.
Scholarly Journal Articles
There are a number of various databases that we can use to search for scholarly journal articles on your topic. A list is provided below. If you are not on campus, you will need to enter your AU username and password to gain access.
- AtlaSerialsPlus This link opens in a new windowOnline full-text collection of over 220 major religion and theology journals.
- Atla Religion Databases This link opens in a new windowIndex for religious and theological literature, covering topics such as biblical studies, world religions, church history, and religion in social issues.
- Christian Periodical Index This link opens in a new windowProvides indexing for evangelical Christian journals.
- Electronic Journal Center (OhioLINK) This link opens in a new windowIncludes full text of more than 7,000 research journals
- JSTOR This link opens in a new windowIncludes scholarship from over one thousand journals across 50+ disciplines, spanning the humanities, social sciences, and sciences.
- Journal FinderUse the Journal Finder to find and then browse individual journal publications online.
- OneSEARCHClick this link to be taken to the AU library's main web page, where you can use OneSEARCH to search ALL of the AU/ATS databases at one time for your search terms.